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Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir
Bashir cancels visit to Istanbul
Sudan's President Bashir, indicted for war crimes in Darfur, pulls out of a summit in Istanbul, following pressure from the EU and US.
ICC shows bold side
Noose tightens on Bashir
ICC probes Darfur rebels

map Camorra boss arrested in Naples
Italian police arrest influential mafia boss Luigi Esposito - the latest in a string of Camorra bosses held recently.

Collapsed bridge in Andorra Deadly bridge collapse in Andorra
A bridge under construction collapses in Andorra, killing at least five workers, officials say.


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Section of Berlin Wall 'I lived next to the Berlin Wall'

Fork lift hits shelves
Nikolai Valuev British boxer's big challenge

Berlin Wall: Dissident's story

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Berlin Wall December 1989 Berlin blunder
How a live news conference led to the fall of the Wall
Chesapeake shale gas drilling rig (Statoil image) Gas rocks
New technology makes it easier to find natural gas
Train guard in Prague Historical links
The enduring delight of travelling on European trains

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Brown warns Karzai on corruption
Danish student 'arrested in Iran'
Babies 'cry in mother's tongue'
Climate deal 'unlikely' this year
Controversy over U2's Berlin wall
Baku mosque attackers sentenced
Secularism 'means fall in births'

BUSINESS
Ukraine 'pays Russian gas bill'
G20 ministers meet in St Andrews

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Can a deal be reached on climate change?
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G20 finance ministers to pursue bank reforms
Climate: Where countries stand
Is Opel facing a fatal blow?
Pensions by computer?
French identity crisis
Carbon trading doubts

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Flowers at cemetery in Nyiregyhaza, Hungary Hungary's loss
Remembering WWII victims of Soviet labour camps
From left to right: US Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke, US Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde Uphill struggle
Mixed response at G20 to Britain's transaction tax idea
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The big fight: how David beat Goliath
INSIDE EUROPE
French minister bids to calm row
OTHER TOP STORIES
Swiss Muslims open mosque doors
G20 vows to spur fragile growth
Russian army plane crashes in sea
Spain resists deal with pirates
Turkey defends Sudan leader visit
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GAVIN HEWITT'S EUROPE
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Filming a revolution
Digging for freedom
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